Question
Which of these does not correctly explain why there are pairs of chromosomes in this karyotype?
Responses
A Each individual inherits one of each pair from each parent.Each individual inherits one of each pair from each parent.
B This karyotype represents human cells after fertilization.This karyotype represents human cells after fertilization.
C Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.
D Humans reproduce via sexual reproduction.Humans reproduce via sexual reproduction.
Question 2
Imagine that this is your karyogram, showing your chromosomes. What information would your karyogram give scientists about you? All BUT ONE could apply.
Responses
A Your gender.Your gender.
B Your personality.Your personality.
C The color of your eyes.The color of your eyes.
D How tall you might be as an adult.
Responses
A Each individual inherits one of each pair from each parent.Each individual inherits one of each pair from each parent.
B This karyotype represents human cells after fertilization.This karyotype represents human cells after fertilization.
C Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.
D Humans reproduce via sexual reproduction.Humans reproduce via sexual reproduction.
Question 2
Imagine that this is your karyogram, showing your chromosomes. What information would your karyogram give scientists about you? All BUT ONE could apply.
Responses
A Your gender.Your gender.
B Your personality.Your personality.
C The color of your eyes.The color of your eyes.
D How tall you might be as an adult.
Answers
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For Question 1, the statement that does not correctly explain why there are pairs of chromosomes in the karyotype is:
**C Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.**
This is incorrect because gametes (sperm and egg cells) are haploid and contain only one chromosome from each pair, not a pair of chromosomes.
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For Question 2, the statement that would not apply based on the information provided by a karyogram is:
**B Your personality.**
A karyogram can provide information about genetic traits related to physical characteristics and gender, but it cannot determine personality.
**C Gametes each contain a pair of chromosomes.**
This is incorrect because gametes (sperm and egg cells) are haploid and contain only one chromosome from each pair, not a pair of chromosomes.
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For Question 2, the statement that would not apply based on the information provided by a karyogram is:
**B Your personality.**
A karyogram can provide information about genetic traits related to physical characteristics and gender, but it cannot determine personality.
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